The Hidden Truth About Joe Biden’s Brother
Involvement In Iraq
Posted By: Imright, 3/22/2022 8:46:21 PM
The phrase, the ‘Biden Crime Family’ has been trending on Twitter lately and some may think it’s just rhetoric, but if one was to just take a quick look at Biden’s family they would see that there is corruption all around them. For starters, while Joe Biden was Vice President, his son Hunter was doing shady business deals in Ukraine, Choja, and Kazakhstan. Hunter’s shady business dealings have been under fire for the last year, but what hasn’t been widely reported is Joe Biden’s brother, James Biden’s corrupt business dealing in Iraq. In 2011 while Joe Biden was Vice President his brother James Biden was rewarded a 1.2 Billion dollar
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